Looking for the best coffee maker for an office that is:
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Low maintenance - should not have a required frequent or complicated cleaning process
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Convenient - Users should not have to not refill the machine with water or coffee often. Should have a "Dash Button" solution for re-ordering
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Low operation cost - Okay with using 3rd party K-Cups that are 50c or under a piece via Amazon Dash
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Durable - Built to last
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Produce decent coffee - Serving frequent drinkers, but not connoisseurs
My research initially shows the Keurig K145. However I also see options like the BUNN MCU that supports coffee grounds. Do any of these 'Coffee Grounds' machines allow mass loading of water and grounds but produce single servings, or is a K-Cup unit the best option for convenience?
Looking for the best coffee maker for an office that is:
-
Low maintenance - should not have a required frequent or complicated cleaning process
-
Convenient - Users should not have to not refill the machine with water or coffee often. Should have a "Dash Button" solution for re-ordering.
-
Low operation cost - Okay with using 3rd party K-Cups that are 50c or under a piece via Amazon Dash
-
Durable - Built to last
-
Produce decent coffee - Serving frequent drinkers, but not connoisseurs
My research initially shows the Keurig K145. However I also see options like the BUNN MCU that supports coffee grounds. Do any of these 'Coffee Grounds' machines allow mass loading of water and grounds but produce single servings, or is a K-Cup unit the best option for convenience?
I am not a coffee pro, so I appreciate your expertise! What is the best hardware choice here?
Submitted September 27, 2017 at 01:38AM by DanCBooper http://ift.tt/2yFrFwN
